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Martelle man pleads guilty to bank robbery

January 8, 2002 By admin

A man from the northeast Iowa town of Martelle is headed to prison for four years after pleading guilty to robbing a local bank. 33-year-old Michael Yager is charged in the holdup of the Farmer Savings Bank in Martelle nearly a year ago. He also pleaded guilty to other charges, including possession of child pornography and a weapon. The German national was ordered to pay more than 28-hundred dollars restitution to the bank.

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